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So, how many more of us bought that first ever copy of Street Machine and can remember this ultimate street-legal strip car?
I can think of at least one member who'll be happy to see that Henry's alive & well.
Henry Hirise Lives!
Henry Hirise Lives!
Click the pic:
So, how many more of us bought that first ever copy of Street Machine and can remember this ultimate street-legal strip car?
I can think of at least one member who'll be happy to see that Henry's alive & well.
J
"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
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Mrotwoman
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Re: Henry Hirise Lives!
Oh yes indeed,if only I had the money,I so would 
£35k,that's not that bad really for a car which is such an icon to a certain generation.
£35k,that's not that bad really for a car which is such an icon to a certain generation.
Have you forgotten that once we were brought here we were robbed of our names,robbed of our language,we lost our religion,our culture,our God? And many of us by the way we act,we even lost our minds.
Re: Henry Hirise Lives!
WOW!!!
My first ever time on the PC forum and I see Henry!
I got Street Machine and its sister magazine Hot Car for many years.
So many great cars in there. Does anyone remember the creations of Ray Christopher? He did the Rover V8 powered Model T cement mixer and the Chevy powered milk float among others.
And what about the other young (at the time lad)? First name Andy, can't remember his surname. He did Mini Ha Ha among others. Talented blokes!
My first ever time on the PC forum and I see Henry!
I got Street Machine and its sister magazine Hot Car for many years.
So many great cars in there. Does anyone remember the creations of Ray Christopher? He did the Rover V8 powered Model T cement mixer and the Chevy powered milk float among others.
And what about the other young (at the time lad)? First name Andy, can't remember his surname. He did Mini Ha Ha among others. Talented blokes!
Re: Henry Hirise Lives!
Saunders.
J
"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
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Mrotwoman
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Re: Henry Hirise Lives!
Yeah,whatever happened to him eh? 
Have you forgotten that once we were brought here we were robbed of our names,robbed of our language,we lost our religion,our culture,our God? And many of us by the way we act,we even lost our minds.
Re: Henry Hirise Lives!
I'm pretty sure Andy Saunders was on TV about 5 years ago in a Scrapheap Challenge style show where they were modifying unususal vehicles, like a hearse, ambulance etc.......or did I dream that?
Anyway, remember him doing a Kustom Volvo Amazon with canted headlights and he did that Imp that looked like it had been crushed under a steamroller, where the driver had to sit with thier head through the sunroof. Not sure how safe that one was!
Anyway, remember him doing a Kustom Volvo Amazon with canted headlights and he did that Imp that looked like it had been crushed under a steamroller, where the driver had to sit with thier head through the sunroof. Not sure how safe that one was!
Re: Henry Hirise Lives!
Andy saunders - that's the bunny! From what I can remember he also did a bit of male modelling.
Re: Henry Hirise Lives!
http://www.andysaunderskustoms.co.uk/
Local lad, I used to work opposite his workshop, and still see some of his creations around the area.
Retroman you mean
Local lad, I used to work opposite his workshop, and still see some of his creations around the area.
Retroman you mean
Re: Henry Hirise Lives!
Thanks for the link Rob.
I'd forgotten all about that 2CV.
Completely bonkers!
I'd forgotten all about that 2CV.
Completely bonkers!
Re: Henry Hirise Lives!
Mach1rob.
Oh yeah. That's the one. Thanks for finding the picture.
Oh yeah. That's the one. Thanks for finding the picture.